Illinois HJR 5: UNIV. OF ILLINOIS DAY

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HJ0005 EngrossedLRB104 11824 MST 21914 r

1HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION 5

2 WHEREAS, The people of Illinois seek to uphold the values 

3that make the United States and the State of Illinois great, 

4those of freedom, opportunity, equal justice under law for 

5all, and all civil liberties enshrined in the United States 

6and Illinois Constitutions; and

7 WHEREAS, Anti-immigrant sentiment and anti-immigrant 

8extremism have factored into discrimination against Asian 

9Americans and other marginalized people throughout our history 

10and caused real harm to individuals and communities; and

11 WHEREAS, The people and the State of Illinois have a duty 

12to uphold our founding values and actively work to learn from 

13our history and prevent the mistakes and tragedies of our 

14past, including the unconstitutional use of executive orders 

15to deny the guaranteed rights of citizenship; and

16 WHEREAS, It is most appropriate and necessary to 

17commemorate those incredible individuals who have defended 

18civil liberties and resisted oppression within our great 

19nation; and

20 WHEREAS, An assault on civil liberties was launched on 

21February 19, 1942 when President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed 

HJ0005 Engrossed- 2 -LRB104 11824 MST 21914 r

1Executive Order No. 9066, authorizing the internment of all 

2people of Japanese descent in the United States; under the 

3order, those of Japanese ancestry, many American citizens, 

4were subject to a curfew, ordered to submit to imprisonment, 

5and placed in American internment camps without trial, access 

6to legal counsel, or notice of any criminal charges; and

7 WHEREAS, Fred T. Korematsu of Oakland,